Envoy Medical opens $6 million funding round
April 6, 2011 by MedCity News
Implantable hearing device maker Envoy Medical Corp. begins a $6.0 million equity round.
Envoy Medical Corp. hopes to raise $6.0 million in an equity-based round, according to documents filed with the Securities & Exchange Commission.
The White Bear Lake, Minn.-based company is the maker of Esteem, an implantable hearing aid with no readily visible external components.
The FDA approved the Esteem in March 2010.
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